$0.00 for holders
Hold $FUEL worth 1 SOL and your calls are billed to the tank, which the coin's trading fees fill.
How the tank worksOne OpenAI-compatible API for your agents. Hold $FUEL worth 1 SOL and every call costs you $0.00, because the coin’s trading fees pay the bill. No $FUEL? 0.25 SOL buys 30 days.
from openai import OpenAI
client = OpenAI(
base_url="https://agentfuel.app/v1",
api_key="af_your_key",
)
reply = client.chat.completions.create(
model="fuel-smart",
messages=[
{"role": "user",
"content": "Plan my next step."},
],
)
print(reply.choices[0].message.content)Type a question and press Run. It goes through the same API your agent would use, on gpt-oss-120b, and shows what the call really cost. Five tries a day from here.
Point any OpenAI client at AgentFuel. Holders pay nothing per call; the coin’s fees cover it.
Hold $FUEL worth 1 SOL and your calls are billed to the tank, which the coin's trading fees fill.
How the tank worksChange the base URL and the key. The OpenAI SDKs, LangChain and most agent frameworks work as they are, streaming and tool calls included.
Read the docsEvery call is counted at the price OpenRouter reports for it, and your usage page shows each day down to the token.
Open the dashboardLog in by signing one message. No email, card or password, and you pay in SOL from the same wallet.
Log inOpen models picked for agent work. Each name stays fixed; when a better model appears at the same price, it moves in behind the name.
Runs Qwen 3.7 Flash. Quick answers, long context (1M tokens).
Runs gpt-oss-120b. Reasoning and agent steps.
Runs Qwen3 Coder 30B. Code and tool calls.
Runs DeepSeek V3.2. The strongest of the four.
Hold the coin, or pay in SOL. Either one makes every key on your account work.
$0.00per call
0.25 SOLfor 30 days
pump.fun pays a coin’s creator a fee on every trade. $FUEL’s creator fees are split on-chain: half fills the tank that pays for holders’ AI, half goes to the developer.
No sign-up form. The wallet you already use is the account.
Sign one message with Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. It costs nothing and sends no transaction.
$FUEL worth 1 SOL in that wallet, or 0.25 SOL for 30 days.
Set the base URL to agentfuel.app/v1 and use the key as your API key.
The coin whose fees fill the tank. Hold it to use AgentFuel for $0.00.
Published here the moment $FUEL launches on pump.fun, 13 October.
Holding $FUEL is a way to get access, nothing more is promised. Its price can fall to zero; only buy what you can afford to lose.
Something else? Ask @agentfuel on X.
Yes, within the daily limit. A wallet holding $FUEL worth at least 1 SOL gets up to $0.15 of AI a day, paid from the tank; at today's prices that is about a million tokens on fuel-smart. Half of $FUEL's creator fees fill the tank. When a day's share is spent, holder access pauses until 00:00 UTC. $FUEL you buy counts at once; $FUEL sent over from another wallet counts after 24 hours, so the same coins cannot be passed around to unlock many accounts.
If you have a card and want every model there is, pay OpenRouter directly. AgentFuel is for paying in SOL from your wallet with no account and no card: 0.25 SOL buys 30 days and up to $0.60 of AI a day.
fuel-fast (Qwen 3.7 Flash), fuel-smart (gpt-oss-120b), fuel-code (Qwen3 Coder 30B), fuel-pro (DeepSeek V3.2). The names stay fixed; when a better model appears at the same price, it moves in behind the name.
Anything that speaks OpenAI's chat completions API: the OpenAI SDKs, LangChain, LlamaIndex, most agent frameworks, and editors that accept a custom OpenAI base URL. Streaming and tool calls pass through.
They pass through AgentFuel to OpenRouter and the model's provider, and the answer comes back. AgentFuel stores how much each key used, not what it asked.
No. Holding $FUEL is a way to get access, and nothing more is promised. Its price can fall to zero; only buy what you can afford to lose.
Log in with your wallet, create a key, and point your OpenAI client at agentfuel.app/v1.